[c-nsp] Appletalk (don't laugh) through Cisco switch

[Russ LaPlante]

I have run Appletalk on a wide variety of Cisco switches without
issue. But I always had the router determine the zone and cable range
for the network. It should not be necessary, but in light of your
situation, I would give it a shot. I also recommend using extended
cable range in the config.
I see no reason why a switch being managed or not would make any different.
Have you tried putting a sniffer on the network, to see how the nodes
are communicating?
- Russ

On 7/14/05, Chris Boyd <cboyd at gizmopartners.com> wrote:
> I once beat my head against a twisted pair hub where TCP/IP worked
> fine, but Appletalk failed.  Finally discovered that the hub was
> corrupting the 512 byte frames Appletalk was trying to use.
> 
> --Chris
> 
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